> Mere concatenation doesn't play well with the use of doubling as the way
> of quoting the string literal delimiter.
On the other hand, we could use mere concatenation *instead* of doubling.
That is, a string literal is composed of one or more string literal pieces.
Each piece starts with " or ' and is terminated by a matching " or '.
There's no way to have a single piece containing both " and '. To get a
string literal containing both " and ', you simply split it into multiple
pieces which each contain either " or ' but not both.
We are already using mere concatenation in element annotations:
foo["bar" "baz"]
James
